Pronunciation: /nɑt bæd-ˈlʊkɪŋ/
adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'bad-looking' describes the noun
A1 My new neighbor is not bad-looking.
A2 The restaurant we went to last night had a not bad-looking menu.
B1 She was surprised to find out that her blind date was not bad-looking.
B2 The job candidate was not bad-looking, but lacked the necessary experience.
C1 The actor's not bad-looking appearance helped him land leading roles in Hollywood.
C2 Despite being not bad-looking, she struggled with self-confidence.
adverb A word that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb, in this case 'not' modifies the adjective 'bad-looking'
A1 She is not bad-looking.
A2 He is not bad-looking, but he could use a haircut.
B1 The new employee is not bad-looking and has a great personality.
B2 The actor is not bad-looking, but his acting skills need improvement.
C1 She is not bad-looking, with a classic beauty that never fades.
C2 The model is not bad-looking, with flawless features and a captivating presence.
formal The new employee is not bad-looking and seems quite professional.
informal I saw that guy at the party last night, he's not bad-looking at all.
slang That girl over there is not bad-looking, huh?
figurative The painting may not be bad-looking, but it lacks depth and emotion.
not bad-looked
not bad-lookings
not worse-looking
not worst-looking
not look bad
will not look bad
have not looked bad
not looking bad
not bad-looking
good-looking
to not look bad
not looking bad
not bad-looked